- T-0201
Neural networks lack compositional generalization. They cannot reliably combine known concepts in novel ways, a core requirement for general reasoning.
AGI requires combining neural networks with symbolic reasoning—explicit knowledge representation, formal logic, and structured world models that neural nets alone cannot provide.
Neural networks lack compositional generalization. They cannot reliably combine known concepts in novel ways, a core requirement for general reasoning.
World models require structured representation. Implicit knowledge in weights is insufficient for planning, counterfactual reasoning, and causal inference.
Neuro-symbolic integration is tractable. Differentiable programming, neural theorem provers, and learned symbolic abstractions show viable paths to hybrid systems.